The Government May Extend the Moratorium: the Airbnb Ban May Remain in Place Longer
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The end of the moratorium on the registration of private accommodation and other accommodation in Budapest would be pushed back from December 31, 2026, to March 31, 2027, according to a newly published bill. The move is a technical extension, and suggests that the regulation of short-term housing rentals in the capital still has not been unified into a unified system. Terézváros has already gone as far as to ban it completely, several districts …
Budapest has a moratorium in place until December 31st, prohibiting the registration of new private accommodations and other accommodation, as well as changes in the identity of the operator. A new proposal would extend this restriction until March 31st, which would freeze the Airbnb market for another three months.
A recent bill would extend the moratorium on registering new private accommodation in Budapest, which was originally due to expire at the end of this year, until March 31, 2027. The move clearly indicates that uniform regulations for short-term rental housing in the capital have still not been established, while districts apply completely different, stricter regulations.
A bill would extend the temporary ban on registering Airbnb properties by four months. There is still no uniform regulation in Budapest, with districts moving towards a ban separately.
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